The life and work of St. Paul

xviii CONTENTS.
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Felix Sioarii St. Paul recognised in the Court of the Women A Tumult
Lysiaa Speech of St. Paul to the Mob Preparation for Scourging
Civis Romanus sum Trial by the Sanhedrin Ananias the High Priest
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Thou Whited Wall Apology St. Paul assorts himself a Pharisee Was
this Justifiable ? la told in a Vision that he shall go to Rome The
Vow of the Forty Jews Conspiracy revealed by a Nephew St. Paul
conducted to Csesarea Letter of Lysias to Felix In Prison . . . 510
CHAPTER XLI. PAUL AND FELIX.
Trial before Felix Speech of Tertullus St. Paul's Defence The Trial postponed
Discourse of St. Paul before Felix and Drusilla Eiot in Csesarea
Felix recalled Two Years in Prison . . .> . . .547
CHAPTER XLII. PAUL BEFORE FESTUS AND AGBIPPA II.
Fresh Trial before Porcins Festus His Energy and Fairness St. Paul appeals
to Caesar Visit of Agrippa II. and Berenice to Festus A Grand Occasion
St. Paul' a Address Appeal to Agrippa II., and his Reply Favourable
Impression made by St. Paul 552
CHAPTER XLIII. VOYAQK TO ROME AND SHIPWBECK.
Sent to Rome under charge of Julius The Augustani Prisoners chained to
Soldiers Plan of the Journey Luke and Aristarchus Day spent at
Sidon Voyage to Myra The Alexandrian Wheat-ship Sail to Crete
Windbound at Fair Havena Advice of St. Paul Rejected Julius decides
to try for Port Phoenix The Typhoon Euroaqnilo Great Danger Clauda
Securing the Boat Frapping the Vessel Other measures to save the
Ship Misery caused by the continuous Gale St. Paul's Vision He
encourages them They near Land Ras el Koura Attempted Escape of
the Sailors The Crew take Food Final Shipwreck The Soldiers Escape
of the Crew . ....... 661
X. ROME.
CHAPTER XLIV. PAUL AT ROMB.
Received with Hospitality by the Natives of Melita A Viper fastena on his
Hand Three Months at Malta The Protos The Father of Pnblius healed
Honour paid to St. Paul Embarks on board the Castor and Pollux
Syracuse Rheginm Puteoli Journey towards Rome Met by Brethren
at Appii Forum Tres Tabernaa The Appian Road Enters Rome
Afranius Burrus Observatio Irksomeness of his Bondage Summons the
Eldera of the Jews Their cautious Reply Its Consistency with the
Epistle to the Romans The Jews express a wish for further Information
A long Discussion Stern Warning from the Apostle Two Tears a
Prisoner in Rome The Constancy of his Friends Unmolestedly . . 573
CHAPTER XLV. THE FIBST ROMAN IMPBISONMSNT.
His hired Apartments His general Position His state of Mind His Life and
Teaching in Rome Condition of various Classes in Rome I nprobability
of his traditional Intercourse with Seneca
" Not many noble '
Few Converts
among the Aristocracy of Rome Condition of Slaves Settlement of
the Jews in Rome First encouraged by Julius Caesar Their Life and Condition
among the Roman Population The Character and Government of
Nero The Downfall of Seneca Feniua Rnfns and Tigellinna, Praetorian
Prefects 581
CHAPTER XLVI. THE EPISTLES OF THE CAPTIVITY.
The History of St. Paul's Imprisonment derived from the Epistles of -the
Captivity The four Groups into which the Epistles may be divided The